The Money Curriculum: How Money Actually Works, And Why You Were Never Taught It The Money Curriculum is the course you should have had at eighteen: a practical, plain-English walk through budgeting, debt, saving, investing, and the systems that quietly shape financial outcomes for people who were never taught the rules. Written for readers in both the UK and US, with regulatory detail checked and dated for both markets.
This book covers all the topics I wish I had learned whilst I was young. School will teach you mathematical concepts like algebra that you are very unlikely to ever use in adult life, yet never do they teach you what the APR on your credit card is or how compound interest can affect you both positively and negatively. This is why I wrote this book.
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The UK and US focus makes this especially practical for a broader audience. I’ve upvoted The Money Curriculum, and covering the systems behind financial outcomes rather than just budgeting should make it more useful than typical personal finance courses.
The UK and US focus makes this especially practical for a broader audience. I’ve upvoted The Money Curriculum, and covering the systems behind financial outcomes rather than just budgeting should make it more useful than typical personal finance courses.